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Ancient Agora
Athens, Greece
The Agora is the most renowned of Athens sites. It dates back to 6 th century B.C. It was the political, administrative, economic and social center of ancient Greece. It is famed as the market place where Socrates asked passers-by philosophical questions and conducted many dialogues penned down by his student Plato. It is also well-known as being the area where Socrates was made to drink hemlock f...
Spanish Steps
Rome, Italy
The famous Spanish Steps, the longest and widest staircase in all Europe, are located in the most exclusive part of modern Rome next to Piazza di Spagna taking its name from the Spanish Embassy that used to stand there. On the right is Keats’ House, a monument containing memoirs of John Keats and other romantic poets of those times including Byron and Shelley. At the top of the steps is the Fren...
The Royal Tombs
Bahrain, Bahrain
These make up the biggest prehistoric graveyard in the world; there are approximately 170,000 burial mounds here, from the Dilmun period, 4,000 years ago to the third millennium BC, and present an intriguing look into early burial practices. Admission: Free Address: The village of A’ali, about 15km from Manama ...
Museum of Modern Art
Mexico City, Mexico
Address: Paseo de la Reforma, Mexico City. Website: http://www.momamexico.com/home.html Contains permanent displays by legendary artists, including works by Diego Rivera (who also painted the murals on the National Palace), his wife and student, painter Frida Kahlo, and David Siqueiros. Also houses contemporary artwork by up-and-coming artists from around Mexico and from around th...